Media Diversity in South Africa : New Concepts from the Global South (Paperback)

CHAPTER 1: Conceptualising a new understanding of media diversity Julie Reid CHAPTER 2: Measuring media diversity in South Africa: a model for measuring media diversity and the audience centred approach Julie Reid and Vanessa Malila PART B Reaching and researching the audience CHAPTER 3: The lay of the media landscape: media ownership concentration in South Africa Petrus Potgieter and George Angelopulo CHAPTER 4: But how much news do we really get? Actual access to the news media among different audiences in South Africa George Angelopulo and Petrus Potgieter CHAPTER 5: An audience study on experienced levels of news media diversity among low-income media users in South Africa Vanessa Malila and Julie Reid PART C Media policy and sectors in South Africa: what about diversity? CHAPTER 6: Policy choice or policy convergence? The media and Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) policies of South Africa’s major political parties Jane Duncan CHAPTER 7: Lofty ideals but a failing mission. The Media Development and Diversity Agency Tanja Bosch CHAPTER 8: Frenemies: Toward an ethnography of audience engagement with public service television in South Africa viola c. milton CHAPTER 9: Missed opportunities for substantive diversity. Media diversity and digital terrestrial television in South Africa Kate Skinner CHAPTER 10: Community newspaper voices: local and black, but the glaring gap is women Glenda Daniels CHAPTER 11: Reflections on the African digital ecosystem viola c. milton INDEX